U N Considers Blaming Israel for Gaza Clash
The Gaza incident that killed 38 Egyptians and eight Israelis drew U N attention as Maj Gen E L M Burns prepared a personal report and a council debate. Egypt and Western diplomats pushed for a resolution condemning Israel with calls to strengthen border patrols while Israel denied Blaming Egypt for starting the clash.
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Associated Prom United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Palestine
Israel
Gaza
Truce Supervisory Organization
E L. M. Burns
Canada
J Burns
Security Council
New York
Mixed Armistice Commission
Iardel
Gail
Abba Bosa
Egypt
Acros
Arab League
Kami Abdul Rahim
Iarael Com
Longest Store Strike Ends. Delivery Trucks Roll
Pittsburgh departments store strike ends after nearly a month as delivery trucks resume service. Three unions office workers clerks and restaurant workers agreed to end picket lines and negotiate with management. Stores Kaufmanns Gimbels Frank Seder Rosenbaum Horne’s had kept operations.
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Pres
Pittsburgh
Fhve
API Tegmaters
APL
Mome
Fie
Othie
Gimbels
Kaufmann's
Frank Seder
Rosenaum's
Horne'’s
Wamstera
AFL
Als Otalking
Democrats Lose Out On Jobless Pay Plan
Senate Republicans blocked the Democratic bid to pass the unemployment compensation program amid a late night session. Key figures Mahany and Van Sant led opposition while Democrats warned of harm to workers and industry if the plan stalled. The measure seeks to raise unemployment benefits from 30 to 35 dollars weekly, with payroll tax changes opposed by Republicans. Continued on Page Four.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Rowland B. Mihany
Mahany
John T. van Sant
Lehigh
Allentown
John H Dent
Messure
George M. Lender
Dent
Mahony
Messare
Dog finds meat jackpot near rop grocery store
A basset hound was seen taking advantage of a trucker's abandoned fresh meat pile in front of a grocery store. Police later spotted the dog removing wrapping from a choice item as morning traffic moved past.
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Rocl
Pace
Burglary Ring Busted as Police Nab Two Area Men
State police arrested Merrill Nichols and Ronald Cheney after a roadway stop revealed loot from at least 11 burglaries across Corry Union City and nearby areas. Both men were jailed in Erie County and face charges from multiple shops and a garage break in.
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Corry
Union City
Here
Merrill Nichols
Nichols
Ronald Cheney
Harold Jones
Cheney
Erie County
Harley Duske
Al's
Carmike’s
Gaseline Station
Superior Dry Clearers
Hammond Elevator
Turtle's Atlantic Service
Paul Behan
Chase's
Chase
Cliff's
Elgin Mill
Carlisch Lumbernei Gt
Young's Hardwere
Route 6
Turner
5 Man
Jones
George Gordon
Erie
Chane
Corrys System For Collection Of Parking Meter Fines Questioned
Corrys method of collecting parking meter fines is under scrutiny as 1985 two month totals show similar revenue to 1984 though many tickets remain unpaid. Police officials cite snow issues and enforcement gaps while aldermen retain a 25 percent collection fee.
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Corry
Signet Yee Mor, Pvems Col
Drake
Ari Begimex
Arca
Carl Smith
Smith
City Council
Zhe
13 Persons Die In Home Fires
Fire outbreaks killed at least 31 people today and last night. In Oklahoma a mother Kitty Galbraith and three children perished. Dr Ben T Galbraith survived. In Bridgeport a mother and her three children died, husband Bernard Brockaway was rescued. In Nashville five, four of them from the swine family, died in a blaze. a woman visitor also among the dead.
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McAlester
Okla
Kitty Galbraith
Ben ‘T. Galbraith
Bridgeport
Bernard Brockaway
Nashville, Tenn
Robert Moore
Assessment Case In Court Assessment Case In Court
The Erie County courthouse heard an appeal from Mrs. Helen Haight against an $18,250 dwelling assessment at 36 East Bimith Street. Attorney Isaac J. Stlin argued the 28 pencent difference from the original $20,760 on the city basis of 75 percent of fair market value. The filing deadline looms as owners seek relief after the Board of Tax Revision and Appeals reduced the figure.
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Erie County
Isaac J. Stlin
Helen Haight
Bimith Street
Board of ‘Tax Revision and Appeals
Maight
Corry Memorial Hospital Directors Approve Purchases
In a regular meeting the Corry Memorial Hospital board approved buying an oxygen analyzer and regulator for about 229. They amended bylaws to move the annual meeting to the fourth Wednesday in June. A high chair was gifted by the Pre School Parents-Teachers. Superintendent Edgar Alexander was authorized to attend the Mid Atlantic Assembly May 22 25. Last month 283 were admitted, 1404 days of service, 31 births, 5 deaths, 3 major surgeries and 62 minor procedures occurred. Directors present were Young Pati Elston Apswer Slattery Sill Rathesale Fuller Brundage.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Tofford
Edgar Alexander
Mid- Atlantic
Denounce Soviet Yalta Violations Moves Explored
Senator Knowland and the administration seek ways to denounce Russian breaches of the Yalta pact without gifting Moscow legal leverage. McCarthy urged formal congressional action repudiating the Yalta agreements as public record of party promises and policy shifts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Yalta
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Senate
Snowland
Beadly
State Department
Milton
Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
McCsPty
Mileton Eisenhower
Owen Lattimore
Four Stock Car Drivers Killed in Conn Crash
Four stock car racers died when their car crashed into a trailer truck near Lint on the Connecticut coast. Driver H. Van Epps, 26, of Old Saybrook, a speed bowl champion, led a list of passengers Genaiyo Dugroee 20 Clinton Willian Thompson 20 Old Saybrook and Thomas Mitchell Old Saybrook with Wilkes Emmons 55 also among the deceased.
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Amicirta Linton
Conn
Brnte
Teoman H. van Epps
Old Baybrook
New London
X Ray Society Discusses Techniques at Cory Memorial Meeting
The Pennsylvania Society of X Ray Technica held its bi monthly meeting at Cory Memorial Hospital with 25 members from Kane Union City Warren Titusville and Erie. Du Pont representatives J Norman Bennett and William Lowden spoke on developments in x ray technology and film positioning with slides shown. The session ran from 8 to 10 40 pm and featured hospital dining room service by Mrs. Stanley Mute and staff.
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T 1
du Pont Corp
Cory Memorial Hospital
District 2
Pennsylvania
J. Norman Bennett
Philadelphia
Wiliam Lowden
Buffalo
du Pont
Discias Developments
Mnte
Stanley Mute
Union Officer and Banker Quizzed in Stock Probe
A CIO official and a Wall Street banker told the Senate Banking Committee that disturbing elements exist in the 1955 market and that the Eisenhower administration may conspire to boost stock prices. They warned of frauds and questionable rules that inflate prices and dampen investor confidence.
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CIO Official Claims Administration
Washington
CIO
Wall Street
Benale
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Eberstadt
Audi
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Fulbright
D-Ark
Carey
Rotary
Senate Committee
CTO
FBI Joins Probe of Southern Bell Vandalism Strike
The FBI joined Union and company officials in probing vandalism during a four day strike of Southern Bell Telephone Co workers in nine Southeastern states. Damage to ports rose as negotiators sought a new contract while workers remained affected by the walkout.
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Atlanta
FBI
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Southeastern
Medical Miracles Save Three Lives Ot al and Peavey
Twin newborns Lawrence and Dennia Heidenreich survived severe uremia after Magee Hospital doctors performed three blood exchanges within 48 hours. At Allegheny General Hospital a 24 year old man endured a heart rupture repair frozen by ice packs during a seven minute clamp and a four hour operation.
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Ama
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Dennia Heiden
Magee Hospital
Allegheny General Hospital
Atheala
Soviet Silence on Yalta Papers Rises Questions
The Soviet area and radio have not mentioned the U7. 8. State Department's publication of the Yalta documents by 4 p.m. today. It is possible they will issue their own note after study.
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Moscow
State Department
Yalta
Kinley Objects To Tax Notice Using His Name
Former mayor J. Fred Kinley denounces Carlton W. Smiths city wage tax notice dated March 11 1955 on obsolete Corry letterhead bearing Kinleys name. Kinley says he had nothing to do with the levy or its publication and protests being listed on official notices to taxpayers.
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Kinley
Fred Kinley
Journal
Carlton W. Smith
City of
Corry
J. Fred Kinley
Communist Craft Clash Near Formosa Sinks Gunboat
Nationalist warplanes struck a fleet of over 200 Communist craft near Mutou Islands in Mining Bay forty five miles north of Matsus. One small gunboat was sunk and seven others damaged while pilots returned safely. Communist artillery fired 14 shells at Little Quemoy with no damage or casualties reported.
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Taiphi
Formosa
Mutou Tslands
Defense Ministry
Mining Bay
Matsus
Liue
Formosa Strait
Little Quemoy
Quamoy Island
Amoy
Brooklyn Eagle to Cease Publication After Presses Silenced
New York The Brooklyn Eagle publisher Frank Schroth announced the 11 year old paper would never publish again after the January 29 CIO American Newspaper Guild strike over wages. The union said it would keep picket lines with a fresh mediation conference planned. The Guild demanded 78000 in severance pay and benefits, while Schroth offered no comment.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Frank 9. Schroth
The
Eagle
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Guild
Schroth m
Thera
Schroth
Sweden Expels Two Czech Attache Men
Sweden expels two Czech legation officers Capt Zdenek Jonas assistant military attache and Piva Bladek on espionage charges. They left by plane for Prague under treaty police watch with families accompanying.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Legation
Prague
Zdenek Jonas
Piva Bladek
Waa Chaul~ Feur
Thakr
Details Told Over Objection of Churchill
Long secret Yalta papers were published amid ongoing debate over the wartime meeting of Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill. The 214 pages, reportedly published over Churchill’s objection, reveal Stalin pressuring for Russian gains in Asia and the fate of postwar Europe. The disclosures recount Roosevelts and Churchills arguments over free governments for Poland and other Eastern states as Soviets consolidated control later. The Yalta talks occurred in February 1945 in Crimea with Berlin near collapse and Japan looming. The Soviet entry into the Pacific war followed in 1945 after Germanys defeat and the Hiroshima surrender. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Yalta
State ‘Department
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Sweepine
Rupalg
Northwest Pacific
Manchuria
Sarita Itin
Church
Illet
United Nations
Runaia
General Assembly
Churchill
Stalin
Poland
Baltic
Black Sea
Russian
Crimea
Tehran
Rusia
Grenany
Europe
United States
Hiroshina
Allgent
United
Irish Turn Green For St Pat's Day at Corry High
Irregular OCR notes teens at Corry Area High School adopting St Patrick theme with green attire and makeup. Many plan to remove the greenery by tonight as fashion fades. A separate item reports NAACP discrimination suit against a Philadelphia home building firm dismissed by Judge Kirkpatrick, filed January 12.
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Corry Area
Cluasey
Philadelpinia
Aiputes Tevitta Sens
U. S
Willian
Kirkpatrick
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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U. N. Palestine
Council
DEMS
al and
Peavey
Matsu Islands
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